Q11: Find the depth a in the Tank shown in Figure 10, if thepressure at point D is Pp = 30 (KN/m2). The values ofb = 0.4 (m), c = 0.4 (m) and d = 0.5 (m).AirAirW.L Asurface of oilW.LYwB W.LOilGoil=0.9ywFigure 10

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Q11: Find the depth a in the Tank shown in Figure 10, if the pressure at point D is P, = 30 (KN/m2). The values of b = 0.4 (m), c = 0.4 (m) and d = 0.5 (m). Air Air W.L A surface of oil W.L Yw B W.L Oil Goil=0.9 yW Figure 10

Q11: Find the depth a in the Tank shown in Figure 10, if the pressure at point D is P, = 30 (KN/m2). The values of b = 0.4 (m), c = 0.4 (m) and d = 0.5 (m). Air Air W.L A surface of oil W.L Yw B W.L Oil Goil=0.9 yW Figure 10

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Q11: Find the depth a in the Tank shown in Figure 10, if the
pressure at point D is Pp = 30 (KN/m2). The values of
b = 0.4 (m), c = 0.4 (m) and d = 0.5 (m).
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Air
W.L A
surface of oil
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Yw
B W.L
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Goil=0.9
yw
Figure 10

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